Originally Posted by
JediCheese
This is a cushy airline gig. You don't quite make legacy pay, but you also don't work as hard as a legacy pilot.
I compare it to being a lifer at a regional. You make enough pay to make it worthwhile and have a secure job that runs on autopilot. Why mess with a good thing when you'd have to apply and interview at a legacy, then go through training, and start at the bottom (and likely commute for a while). It's going to absolutely destroy a year of your life vs settling for a decent life at Allegiant.
I turned down Allegiant because I didn’t wanna be stuck commuting. Not much movement there it sounds like. Plus I didn’t wanna wait a decade to move to the left seat either. How hard do legacy pilots work exactly? Seems like a vague statement.
Last edited by CRJdriver2017; 12-04-2022 at 04:07 AM.